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perl -e 'print 0+-r &quot;/dir1/dir2/a_file&quot;'<br />
perl -e 'print 0+-w &quot;/dir1/dir2/a_file&quot;'<br />
perl -e 'print 0+-x &quot;/dir1/dir2/a_file&quot;'<br />

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perl -e 'print 0+-r "/dir1/dir2/a_file"'
perl -e 'print 0+-w "/dir1/dir2/a_file"'
perl -e 'print 0+-x "/dir1/dir2/a_file"'


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Thanks you so much but it has to be in bash.<br />
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Thanks again for your resonse.<br />
AkOHAN<br />
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Thanks you so much but it has to be in bash.

Thanks again for your resonse.
AkOHAN



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Hello,<br />
<br />
I know this is possible by &quot;stat&quot; command or &nbsp;&quot;ls&quot; &nbsp;command but I'm looking for a command to return me if $USER (current user) has &nbsp;privilege or permission to a specific /dir1/dir2/a_file<br />
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1) Let's say user1 runs script1<br />
2) user1 has access to some paths and no access to some others<br />
3) I need a command to return a &nbsp;true/false value or anything to check it in my script befoer following a procedure.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hello,

I know this is possible by "stat" command or  "ls"  command but I'm looking for a command to return me if $USER (current user) has  privilege or permission to a specific /dir1/dir2/a_file

1) Let's say user1 runs script1
2) user1 has access to some paths and no access to some others
3) I need a command to return a  true/false value or anything to check it in my script befoer following a procedure.

Thanks


How to check permission of a file or path?

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